Zebra 30401-002 Products
Zebra 105SL Accessory Model Overview
- Size: 4-40 x .12
- Quantity: 25
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key features of the Zebra CV60 vision camera?
The Zebra CV60 Series delivers high-resolution CMOS sensors ranging from 2.3 to 12.3 megapixels with a GigE Vision interface, available in both monochrome and color variants. Key features include ROI settings for flexibility, horizontal/vertical image flip functions, blemish correction, shading compensation, a Sequencer function, and Automatic Level Control (ALC) for dynamic lighting conditions. Every model comes standard with industrial-grade shock and vibration ratings (80G/10G), excellent thermal dissipation, and compact size for maximum reliability in critical inspection systems.
Is the Zebra CV60 suitable for multi-camera vision systems?
Yes, the CV60 Series is specifically designed for vision systems with multiple camera setups requiring three or more cameras. The compact footprint, excellent shock and vibration resistance, and flexible ROI settings make it ideal for complex industrial machine vision inspection and automation applications where you need coordinated imaging from multiple angles.
What power options does the Zebra CV60 camera support?
The Zebra CV60 accepts power through Power over Ethernet (PoE) or via a separate 6-pin connector, giving you flexibility in how you integrate the camera into your vision system infrastructure. This dual power capability simplifies installation in environments where PoE is available while maintaining compatibility with systems that require traditional power connections.
What lens compatibility does the CV60 vision camera have?
The Zebra CV60 features a C-mount lens interface, which is the industry standard for machine vision cameras and provides access to a wide selection of lenses for different focal lengths and working distances. This standardization allows you to optimize your optical setup based on your specific inspection requirements and application needs.
How does the Zebra CV60 perform in varying lighting conditions?
The CV60 Series includes Automatic Level Control (ALC) and shading compensation features specifically designed to handle dynamic lighting conditions in industrial environments. These capabilities ensure consistent image quality and reliable inspection performance even when ambient lighting varies, reducing the need for additional lighting infrastructure.
What industrial durability standards does the Zebra CV60 meet?
Every Zebra CV60 model comes standard with industrial-grade shock and vibration ratings of 80G/10G, excellent thermal dissipation, and a compact design that provides outstanding reliability in harsh manufacturing environments. These specifications ensure the camera maintains performance in demanding applications where equipment faces constant vibration, temperature fluctuations, and physical stress.
